Tanya Linn Bennett T’00, G’05, T’11, Associate Dean for Vocation and Formation

“Each time a woman stands up for herself, without knowing it, without claiming it, she stands up for all women.” — Maya Angelou Enlarge My

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Jocelyn Freeman C'25

Enlarge As a student of history I am glad that we have a month to celebrate the changes and accomplishments that belong to women of

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Melinna Sanchez C'24

Enlarge For me, Women's History Month bridges the gap between silent aspirations and the ability to achieve. It allows women to occupy space in all

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Michelle Brisson, Dean, Student Life

Enlarge Women’s History Month, or Women’s Herstory Month as I prefer, is a celebration of the often overlooked, yet incredible contributions of women who have

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Heather Murray Elkins, Emerita Professor of Worship, Preaching, and the Arts

Enlarge I arrived for an interview in The Forest in the spring of 1985 carrying two Drew books like talismans: Liturgies of the Western Church

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Rutendo Felistas Mahachi T'23

“Each time a woman stands up for herself, without knowing it possibly, without claiming it, she stands up for all women.”— Maya Angelou Enlarge I remember

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Kirsten E. M. Trambley T'20,'21, Assistant Director of Theological Admissions

Enlarge I was raised as an Evangelical Christian, and I continued with this religious understanding into my early 20's when I finally came into contact

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Brigid Dwyer T'20,'22,'27

Enlarge Women’s History Month brings me to a place of deep ambivalence. On the one hand, the drumbeat of stories of women throughout history who

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Drew Voices: Women’s History Month

A compilation of reflections from Drew students, alums, faculty, staff

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